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Re: “Uber Arrives in Burlington”
Ross may be right about insurance coverage for uber passengers. But, to think that you are being picked up or driving a stranger is a misinformed analysis. When you sign up as a passenger, drivers can see your identity as far as financial transaction is concerned. There's no way a serial killer would provide a picture of himself, with credit card info to uber, and then victimize an uber driver.